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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
A 1907 Seattle Star page lists a Ballard Star Agency notice with contact lines on Pallard Ave and Mallard 806. The clipping preserves branding for the Ballard Star Agency alongside editorial and business telephones for the newspaper.
A Boston lawyer who once loaned an umbrella to a stranger received a $6000 legacy from a rich man who admired his generosity. The tale, told with humor, suggests acts of lending can reveal noble character, and that strangers can be kinder than expected.
The editor notes Stead 44 years old when he entered a theater and argues his reflections on theater, the press, and modern life. He laments dwindling London licensed theatres versus vast populations, calling for theater to become a vehicle for religion morality and art and to be popularized for all.
A public call from The Star invites readers to submit short yarns for a prize contest. Judges offer a $2 first prize and a smaller second prize for concise entries addressed to Josh Wise. The page also contains humorous exchanges about news, social quirks, and local ads.
Ed White the Tailor at 208 Collins Building promotes an experimental stage in tailoring. A coat cut by White is described as correct in style and finish. The ad claims savings on overcoats and urges customers to inspect winter woolens.
Armand Martyne suspects his wife’s secret love as jealousy grows. A discovered letter hints at an affair with Cyril, while Marian writes a novel in secrecy. A confrontation ends with a dramatic, fatal embrace.
Attendance at the Norwegian fair opened at capacity with crowded booths. Tonight the Swedish societies take charge with Jernal Nelson delivering the keynote and the Swedish Manager performing vocal and instrumental solos.
Residents protest a proposed rear stable at 1138 16th Ave North, arguing disfigurement and disease risk. Miss C A Hawthorne defends the plan with emphasis on architectural appeal. The Board of Public Works reserved decision after hearing both sides.
The government directed all district attorneys to rigidly enforce the eight hour workday law, signaling tougher compliance and penalties for violations.
An advertisement promotes a one dollar deposit as a keystone to bridge troubled times. It offers four percent interest compounded semi annually with the State Bank of Seattle and urges readers to profit from past experiences.
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